As a person’s level of elaboration rises, peripheral cues:
a. become more and more important
b. disappear
c. have relatively smaller effects
d. are inversely related to message strength
c. have relatively smaller effects
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speech, decreased her volume, made sure to articulate each word clearly, and paused between each point. What technique of making an informative speech memorable did Kiko effectively employ? A) establishing a motive for the audience to listen B) building redundancy into the speech C) reinforcing key ideas nonverbally D) pacing the flow of information
According to the text, _______ communication is perhaps the most primitive form of communication and probably the first to be used
a. visual b. touch c. scent d. auditory